The Sun. — London, England, 1808-08-20 00:00:00

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It• 1) - A "Y., __.....4._. _.—..„,_...—_-_____________.—_-,l_fala'alli.,,, ; ' •-•, • * ,-* - '" To-the* Riilli't Honourable, Right' Woe ffillil l ,'ancl i llor'iliiii.." ..; *. ' • tail 411 C (-; 0 V ER N . 0 ,R. ...0 t Cii RISTLS tki(lOl,TAL.t. . I. . .. • • . : '''' " '":' .' ' : 1/14/ii : il,'Y'S,q. Nil I.o.kiis ANo GENTLE:4EN, ~ ~., •, ,; ~,, .., t , ~ _ , i • TUDG I NG . fiotii • - t ll'e El eatio ti Ofr-ler'i Wia ' be j rle'y 'to 'i , THE COMMISSIOLVBRSfiir VICTUALLING' j , ttl soiic.suoshio.o thi,s7l-louse,...whi:ClNlA rtaiitikypilie i • • • His Miel "'EST YI s , ..tkr 4 . 1/11 1 tdo shereb)• wive Netice., Thai for upwards of hogs tylontlis atter the Vacanu had occurred,, i,, on Thuriday next, th e 25:6 instant, the will 6e ready to receive ind. to r that realtislaptiriiiienetirig the EVeNtOri oi' d , islieitor • ' • - - ' to succeed Mt. Mabel"! qY ''( ri . 11 ' 3 : CO I Y. Ojeilli'll.tllefrlY•lPigt'uf. t ., Tenders: l in •writin- 1 sea4d *,?,37, treat for tide laPcb.zve of the" , ries - Pbt MOiali) ;Voilat not be ' i na,rd• yi/r afk.rtiirlVlL'elin'g' ' 0,1,- iii,,,ndred To'n.t•of R OSS' of Parliament, as a'greaV a sup - obatof tiki- f fikr . orliqrs,tleinakto I ; t . -,, •• • t•i-, - 1,1. ~ 061 . atigtot AsSetribly,l 1 ;: day 1• tii _ay ....aril, will) eytial sorrow .; BRM. IS H fiU 1 l• Eft 'of eq:tta7„,9threis ; and f:,l. 0.. e (Inn ' and, surprize, titat z olf; R,Jiked„forAlad.abrlLLAS:Cluft'tylliclt" 'do•eV, Tons qf CHE 111 I RAO DrltillYS RI RE, WA R. tVICK-• ~ _ . ..,. , , . .. Circumstance snail no: deter me front layingbetpre you . any ', ~, . • SRI i..L. and c_Lov..4.„-§,TE.gqi-kiR kJ, CIILESIt, of pretensions. .a.- • , .. • Eighteen years have 'laps ed.si.iax- I imitioly presented my- 1 CHE ESE cf civa; g-,:cd,fleit ti tu 4 ,i, li t "e r ed ~ Is . 1;4 there,,,f in • self as a Carufidate t tor the :,itult . i?n t s dAa.ielitile,ri;,artiko,o7 a 11.'riniii b., aod 't':'e re - niainder in, a ifo i rtnie.n afierwaids, into licit 4 to tins Rdt'af'Fourdatioili-bdtlol tvincli were iln ' • , a • .. t -,. • ••,... ... i : - . . . xacott b y o il Q t.:41 1 1,b l- it , ,,s,i,h , i; y - fg , I ., .: .;scp , ‘ ,l g ui 4 ,, A t t , p „ m t un ties%Afsifelty a lii. - Toa.ling'NMr"H'irt . ‘the.,Nri.;, and in theTropot. . 't . • belng ehtertainediliat Nit. Corp an Mr. Nlaberley 1-4 , d supe- i i„, s - i i n ,,,,,, i ii.,mi a i, v.,•,,. . • ~ ~-,t-i-, ,i v.:•• t - rior &dips,. the,,f ; ormoy.vvas eleitedo?..inlailltt.lerk; , litf&the p ' - • - Butter.; , -. Cheese. , 1 4 , . . latter tlicsSolicitor. ~.• . ... : i t.e. l • Deptford 6o Tons ; - .. _ s o Tons, , flt.r.vevir, tneqsattlrtfoll:ni*ykaprtillicti4ii-ivas o ) t-fflat-p I%l' , .•• •;- • tle.;,;eption wili,:h has on all ock.3sit,ni received a veil. law . ku r t -, ;• • I',ols,tuouth• 20 --- •'-' -*- - - 3' , -.--. •• - able ;es,:ptica at this House ; nain.ty, it was toniided ixt 1 1 1 .I'Ainut , ith , zo, 7 : :7 - - , 40 --• eircanistance of my having rc.2err..-,rati Education and main- ! , ten t rce, for eiAtk r felp3 ~ , a,titia_.itsi; !ria,Uctrikd vatlia,,and Ttii . ,-...,c, : 3c;° :• 1, ,;,.,,;_ . , 1.0 ' *inch 4 Fund myself incapable. tcr express then ituse of. e;rati- 1 . , And to be paid far by Bills, p q yable, wit') interest, nine()) dqys ttid.tv4Aleit,thtwirritablt t 1 1•t Whebli re:. , ..„.„; „ ... . .-) fi,•ct that • the comforts I daily enjoy deriv,Al their oi_rii;in ,l ,t a•„" e • . , - , ,. ~ • from the attention paid io my infant years by . 3,00;-benevneiit ?ten/wit/lions V' the' Contr.z.Fir may . be seen at the Secretary's t 0.,t to tell ;, vlificik,selm'A ci - As ti,ug) - itT - 15it i tiot„ils.theys4 ' ojiir , . . . ~ ;...,.„ :. • . - . . , • (.1,.; to rick Ys demrary. or the 'V ouTictition, under the : • e " ' • . 1 - hope of your Patronage, 1.:491t1igrf, 7 ityittupoirt;• ~ 3,- ,1 4: ~, ,: • iy•::2-,52f-674414 1 6t, h‘fi .. ,(2 . azy Tender, in which the, Price shall 'At the period a11ad,.:71 to, twvs a very yotWMan; but,iT nt ,,,/, ‘ , • . I • d i b . , • • rs. ..in i erte. in wor s.„ezt ens.' , st 4 that shall not bedeliver,d lo th:4l ,q 1 4 , • 111 14IPM . 'o44k:lc-the fliiituatron.cifJ I falba fal t flit i ; , ~, . .. . Jl,r,y 1. , .....vi .... • • •, Nte,Elerblt.;,,E.''s!*ililylllsitr, tvtue,t4 was not doubted atvttia.t.• .I•.ve B oar: ?before 0) . !.... o Clock on the said Thursday next, the tsar time, .I.trut"; t:iagihyq3ll*K 4 4l4l, lt , ,i - 4,:,.., 0 614,1r-A , i,.:.0.. - 1.,%tt ' in.ii:- not unless- tbeIPeMPANY ;Tillke S the Ader or same Person id trength, by the experience oi eighteen adckicital,w.trs, in ' ' s on hts.siehalf,' atan.lic aliiistilier;Wheir c a lled for. -, • tbe gesieral pursuits of my Profession, and thefetOte I again • tlik . thLlie I . ii,rt)Actlik • Fw . wisom cippioal,,,b4tile S .ii ethic- ; _ iv,: — i , , 1 - : ,:. ~ - - st 1 ;pi -a - Cis FlOspitai, now vac=ant 2y i t te Dealt' of Mr. Ma- 1 • ~ TIMNSPQR T.-OFFICE, ~ tittles and most intimbit entreat ti - ielavour of the Vol,: and i -1 , , ', . • it. ./ ••: ,-.- riigi)si 12, i s :.3. Inte.i*e,t of. en.rriactlyttttiat "CioSvixiiiir.:- - .qi •sn'J , •• - i t s , . : 1 ,i 440 trust;. 4no ; c•natitlehily Inpathat t fklin„lhe.disap-,. 'THE COJlMlS,§lolVERSfor t Cjiitht&imi RIS _., Pt/with - lent l;ext.lcriatißinblV ille-lOrlhei'i.)VeiS'ioni . a trio':iv4 ; . 1 ; ~. ~, , 2 „ ~, , , 4 , . will ,iirise.titillivcvj, its, ttik,ctt.lcal , notm NotAr.„4o\ ,v 9rwttp oir, t; Al, rfLif} s tRA,VSPORT .S LRI ICE, for taking GoTin-ntir tts,:ii.VntelupBn hie Aldis juacatire tn.i r I ) ioti7 l / 4 :ti'- , p Care Jo/Sick...eV.' Ifton:nded Seamen . ; and for the Care and Custody i a *col- • - • • a , 10 ,' S P kWai l t i_Jkif,f4l:4l 4 l thith! sx ,h°3ll34s ! i i . ' pp ( ' " of I',l ; .,offerl,of !fe a r, 42 hereby give Notice, t 1.41 they seal be ready, lea me, an,' ir wanin was t,ien patronized., . . 1 T . , . ... . • . • ~,• , , 1 Ansi. if:. • rri arwent um lo suittest atiothkir iefts - tin or 644, :for a;l6•iioll.ve, on r.inersday, ti's Eth of .Septemln.r, 1808, to receivo !try taking the lib: sty to entreat: and ii - 9,p1915. your k.:nd ,liiie r 1 . ~,..2,,,,i1",,„,, , ,,..; ; '.) : 1 l', ono I , cal • - ;.i.,10 suc h i ersc.ns - as may . he wilting to aptence in my Favour, I may rairly stAtea.nteWitich• doubt- ; . errr „tr ... . j ..w o rn• t,vt r , atces underntentio , ,eo, viz. For Vt,ti .alling ltss cannot be :quailed by any e.f-tie other Candidates In thefixst.plate, since tiis former t:h4,tionV.yme4ectdell'agasaliii ' PE'isomets 41 . .-WA ia..flealth, at ety mtint 4h, • fOr Six rvlontlis I' e: I I:IiiVe 'dad a F,lrrillyTif Eleven thi [then, must of eilo,i`;•.-- ,-; • e now living, besi les my Wife and iffy sell It y own protessiomi industry r-aod• though, in order to be . War its I lialth,. at.Chatitatn, from the Lit of y . ctot?er next, i ableti to ps r rni'mirjrati Ito yi ~ S live 'l:dry: l 'l:ll46 . l%ly Anted .., fur Six Months. i itself in4py eoriliott., whi,.,11 most prits4Nnal.mio„,4re. in ' • , ~ . . :., sup . poit, _ /2 . y , rionythe . 74;:th of oAo:l3e,r . ,,itext ; fox Vi4uall l ng-Prisonersof ti i.:ir. ~, • • .. . , , No 7 CA , aer will N rei- . rlved 'after" One '6'etclk - 'nn the Day • of tli,; full enjoyment of,' yet•orifsetretiOy, wilattAlti I,d ' t.II) . - ; . . posed I.) teCh,3i.) Ipttch g,:atittideS royse.ot, it borimik:tvl9 lilts`-- Tr e aty,• nlr any 'w .. ard kniess the s'artjr, 'sr an A... 111 for him, A ppoi,.trhein, onserving• that, t:he i thineit re?ultiff,4 -from it:- trrsonally .Att en d, Easy, Teadcr ms ! st be• accosipanied by a Letter comes riot fail to be t..:,t iii toe as a seven toles file: slag/. In ' ,_,„ . , .. .. . the Lien pi ,,,,,.., ; bo n. .. itp ,„ rt t s . , „ t -qti . 4 t :i y e .,,i'old. , it ,„ 1 0a fto l r tneo ,est.e.:labe' ! . I.'ersons eitgaging to,be,:r.rne hot.nd with the is too l mue is for me to expect tinotner Vaezificyt•of /4iisia-iiii..:-', p e ,l 6 ,i it „,i,;,,i„ . „ the ~,,„, 0 , ~,,,;a4 f or 1;,•• dir e perlormance of tion to occur in my lite-trine, provided,' ainiagairodisdli...,t. • . • .. , pointed in me present cxpe•Claoon; What:, on t lie ot he/Aland,. ~„ • , it t hie - A ppoiitt limit is ...onterred uptiu toe; sl“ 1) of t)le•eandl-,'y .Carrrier i'ar.-itidari `Niail:he knnviit by app(y;friii it rims Office, zhe,rt__,,s,a,s7. •( ' ': • dates .iS are nty jtuifors, will have a elm ,d3;htte4dieg'idlii-tli . . ,• . . ,„ .„. . , • C l • . on a tothre m 9151011., , , , . , ~ ~ ~ , r t . ior to ph. ilg..ntslor .1 i i ! on'ep iij or.:r at t%yolonsh aad hatham. I; iriem - a' tneSe ctinsiderations, I will not retrain friana„ t i ----- , ' _ criensiang the hope of heirs fie objntt of Olff , :,,,n,;.:. , aid I SALE OF r isTivrE , :c.. can add with sincerity and I, nth. 'that .t 0 be - ;:actrfinientaf tip , . .. the ).ene'. - al FJA.Ki. cat the I ,!is'., 14 Uti Li, dattou she a pheavd), the.. t .. ~ . 1., •,. :..,, A . V lii g tli III: it:Ctili i .,..,„.,ilid 1 il,:jv '4'.' '•' • ,i, c•li‘,.' i ~, , ,e.4011. 1 )', "Pl' ..ti .• • 7 ?' ''''''. • 1 " ) .Fi A () .4 , ..P. ; 1: 1 Y. At's , ' "•. io N • a • be L , .. •:1); as to receive at vtdlr hands iiii,; 10 peet:lbh: Ap.P",, ; ,By ;11r. ScIUMi, p„;,,,,,,,, , ,,, .1) . .. as s ured that toy cralstanTeridelofour 'would , sae ' 'At Carraway'S Collile-hinif;e, on Wednesday the 7th day of I. inanitest my gratitude by is, C011,4.i1,...0.0t1„4 k r iiMiliArge ot , ,,nie . • .,•,... Sepretimet.,,,toS,. at ',l'welv,r o't.lor.j4; •,, , dunes of the f thice, by an Ill,!: Aal rFiorti ,to,.tite . 1 i11, ,, 5i .i./1" i j t - ' ter) Valuabi e rithit c f - ,101,1) EST.,AITE, in toit-Hause.' _.ld by a respectful dernmilltut - r,.0 LW': 01 tfitt IL. AZ , tun COlilliy of iiterefoi,l; . coniprilifid• tifc•-Mah,ir and (;)vern . ors us c bris.,',-, I is , 4iitur. . • . . . , ~, I hive the honour t, be, ~ ,',„' ••, i I( ' `' ).3 '' .. e v -9 x. ; IA '` l • lj . -1. °, 1 ` 1 S';•i ) L l :• l' ..* 41 '.i - ‘•; 1 / 4 1 (se p Al34s!on • . house (replete-wall A,_'l: 4.1 Inalation lac a large Family), Wit: 7:4: greati.:st clefer,:nce;ind e.steerl, ri.i, G ' 1L1:11 the Offices, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Park,.-the Y ,u - obtatent and niost devoted S. r vant,, •.- AN •rfik; N Y CRUS,BV .-' ;eel& Farm 'Water Nlill, Lake and , tart Ponds ;* Pie twesque Cottages, Crives: - Tii.;:" - t s and Plantations, high. : . .. ly n.: , o 2 iirkente t l nl yi t h.lfimber,chietAy . Oak ; ciffirprising up war=s i,t r werve 'hundr'e!" St.: tu;e Acres or Very rich Arable, Meido'.v, l'-.4ure, Ongiiid,'•ll.Op'(;io'and, and WboittLand; (iyyte free) ; ; :(leligotfttlV snuate in a .beaut;;4l eoi.intry,"tive 'miles distant iroiii the Borofigh - t Leominster,. nine front )the city of 1-lerefird, and one hudoked and thirty.tivefroin ;London. • - • . , : To be viewed by. Tickets only, or on application to Mr. ' 'Tanner, at the, S4wairPs, House, in Hampton Court Park, „of \vivant priiircd palticlitars may be had ; ako, at the New thin, at Heretorti ; tile Hop tole kid, Worc e ster; at Garfa way's Cutfee-hodse; of Edward Bot - dle, 1:•-sri.' Lower 13rook street ; awl of dills. Ciiif‘d*:, N 3. .47; Pail Mall, London, wh - cre a plan of toe Estate may .:.f.- seen, -- galTEkr i. To the , *tlNG's 1110 ST EXCELLENT MAJESTY, the .llwrnble ADDRESS a the MAYOR; 'I3AI LI fFS, h ußiGEsslis,•and - comMt)NALT-Y Of' the TOWN COUNTY of POOLE, in Corn: do Council. aembled. 1 BRITIBI4 lic.h.Eir, MEMOIRS OF CAPTA . II GEORGI. 7. CARLt3TON, A r. MOAT GRACIOUS SOVSF LION, Ai E,' yotir Maje Sty's most Loyal and AtAitot ,„ v. Subjects, trawl at ,this time to addre s s your. !` l "./estY., and. to expr,zss thrAe sentiments maned we .most intimate), feel, pi,,toi'iridestjtesped and warmest alfeelion . lor yo • 9 • • P it' )'our rajesty s s,,e red ersoh . apt ~ o vernment -.-and to: ..cr :lAia.fulate your ,Majesty oh, tire §ueeetss..vvilich has hitherto attuOett tile giohie anti Struggles of two neighho"uriin, Ki*lonis, to reo.!ver their invaded Rights and • Libei tie, in which they ti . a%e beemi supported by your proihin Astlstance. and generous Suppli,s! And riletidaily s t e pp e d the rte eari;esily. hdpe tney,- hav•.! tni•td ,areer, and Ulf,. ky • ei,atcd the hostile attempts, of that Tyrant who has usurped ale throne of f niece, disturbed th e p c ,,,e .init Tronyttiit, anci„4"lttrvei.i,vd ancient Governments by' the Atip4t enuttmws:iplit attoeious - iaCts,.' . lulu ;guilders, : qui by wou.it IL, IO dibimauted. ard ilia, rn 1e...07 are ,it:opitious proage:, OI itJtirnitt ;dm,. +xis, and that other w-ni1r1;; I,4kld_gsillii, yiaiit's yoke, roused and inspired by se:Tit - T1 tustrious exaillie., excit . with . e9t041. Arfty . tkr, apti Itke ; _tre,ityssa-rint rat toe *r of Enron - 6 may, be rsfored and established by a 14 'e, Mit:o9l:ol7de; and"perinatiel{t Peace:, triaLyour 114.ajesty, 1,14 b," to enjoy ti t> - antl,every private iilc at,tt and 'Fslicid, wittleOslng'the• l3 ' nx; honour, .Alory, 411 prosperi,tyof thes'e your 4 . 14- Jeqy's iff,;lllif favoured' antf 'happy' ik'altris, is Ahe - siii ,t duist ..itdent prayetint 'tiLndtir' la} at, tiotnyl. writ , • ' Liven unner our Ceirniuvo?e a j o 111;Fixtee,_htli R4 t y,..0 - Aiftat," in the Forty fi b htti.eartt A'ac trajesty's • •• • '' . lteigto , LISA OFFICER; •INCiIUDING' INTEitESTINq -PARTICULARS:IRELATING TGIF. •IVI.ANNEk,S THE sPANi‘RDS IN THE BEGINNING o 1: THE; LAST CE,NTIIIIY..-WRITTEN BY HIi~ISELF. • (Condwied fr9nt Pa;ier of Ye:4lrriay.j. " My PeigWitirhood to the nunnery," contin:iett Capt. C:," gave ine' an opportunity of •eeiogt WO , nuns invested ;. and in this I most • do' a justree -to the whole country to acknowledge, that a stranger, who is curious (I wot:.:ld 3.1 - nput.• it rather to their . hopes of ccatversion fifth* to" their vanity), Shall be addicted to much greater freedoms in el .211' rligious . pageaturies.than any native. e' • - • " One of the,: nuns wail of Jilt! wrtich renderd' the' eereinon'y more remarkaely fine. , The manner-of itivestiug'''tilein was thus : itt the morning her relatious and triehds all met at her father's house; whenc . ll,he being attired in her • most sumptuous apparel, ana a corenet placed on her headi they attended i ' ta.4 l , in cavalcade, 16 t 1?..! nunnery, the streets and windoWs being crowded, and 'filled with speCtators'of ail sorts. " So soon as she entered the chapel' belonging to the nunnery she kneeled dOWn, and, 'with aheh,':.- pearance of Much devotioh, saluted the ground ; then rising Op-, she advanced . a step or -two farther ; when on her knees she repcaied the salutes. This done, she approached tti' the altar, where 'idle re; inained rill mass '-was over; „after which, a sermon was preached by one of the priests in praise, or 'rather in.an exalted preference, of a single life. The sermon being over, the nun elea fell down on . he knees before the altar; and, after some short men tal orisuhs„rising, again, she withdrew into. an, inner room, where, stripping off all her rich attire, she put on her nun's weefse in which Ma itierf her ap pearance;stie, again ktieeliing, offered up .some pri vate devotions; -*trial being over, she was. led to the 'doer ot• the - 4:query, where,the Abbess and the rest of the nutis.stood ready to receive. her with open arms. Thus entere& the nuns condtoed her into the •quire, where, after they had entertained her ith singing,. and playing upon the organ, the ce remony concluded, and every one departed. • "'Tie very same of the year ensuinee the re lations and frietrihv of the fair novitiate ovatet again in the chapel of the nunnery, where the Lady Ab hess brings her out, and thlivers her to them. Then • agaie is; t ere a sermon pie ,ched on the same - sub teei as at first :wk.; (ivor, she is brought up to the: altar 'hi ahleteent, di;ela, the flee ap- , pate', which she put of on ner ie:iiatioh, ; beitig de po;iied oh , One side 1 C the.aaae - e and i i - ler; Weak on the other. Here the i,iiesi in L.aatie cries . UfrOli'horb:7:l answers as heteihelihation, or as her:lharnetien, directs her. If she, after this_her yehriof probation, shew any .dislike, she is at 'liberty to come aeain 111i0 • the wo`ild ; but if awed by fear (as too often is the case); or won by expeaationi or present real ant li t►n; i .)n, she - ,makes choice of the nun's weeds, she is imme ilately incestedeand must riev.r expect to s ips pear againin the world out of the walls of the nun nery: The young lady I thus saw invested was eery beautileleand sang. the best of any in the - nunnery. " There iS - ho place. in all Spaia more famous tor good wine aim San Olemente de la Mancha ; nor • is. it any where sold cheaper : for, as it is only an inland town, near no navigable rivere and the people temperate to a proverb, great plenty, and a small vend,anust consequently make it cheap. The wine here is so 'fituous, that, when I came to Madrid . I saw wrote over the doors of. most - houses that sold wine, Vinci Sainte Otenieptf, to the-emperance of the people, I must say, that not vithszandingthose • two excellent qualities of good and cheap, I never saw; all the three years 1 was prisoner there, ,any 'one. person overcome with drinking. Iteis true there may .be a reasen, and a political dne, assigned lOr that abstein . rytt'sness e th,tits, which is this, that if any inane Upon any occasiue, should be-brought in as an evidence . i.gaitrit you, it' you can prove that he Was ever drunk, it will in 7 •validate his whoic e6detce.. I could not but . think this a grand improvement upbn the Spartans: :They made their, .slaVeS purposely drunk to shew their youth the folly of the , e t eby thesottish'behavitiur of their servants tinder. it : but they never reached to That treble height of laying a penalty•upeh the aggressor, or of discouraging a vol :ntaty impotence of reason by a disreputable impu ence of interest. 'The Spaniard, there tore, in my opinion, in_ this ex- . ceeds the Sparten, as much as A natural beztuty ex •ceeds one procured by an; for, though shame May somewhat influence some tew, terror is of force to deter all. A man; we have •seen it, may shake hands with shame ; but interest, says another pro verb, will fleer he. A Wise institution, therefole, doubtless is this of the 'Spaniard ; but such 3,4 tear ,,v6ll never take plate in Germany, Holland, France, • or Great Britain. " They have here, as well as in most other 1 erts of Spaih, Valencia excepted, -the most wretched music in the - universe., Their guitars, if not their sole, 'are their darling instruments, and what they 'most delight in : though, in my opinion, otir Eng lish sail Ors are not much amiss in giving them the title of strum-strums. ,They are little better than Our Jews-harps, though hardly half so musical. let are they perpetually at nights disturbing their wo• then with the noise - of them, under the notion and name - of serenadoes. From the barber to the gran -dee the infection spreads, and very ottcn'• with the sank attendant, danger ; night quarrels and ten -counters being the frequent re•ult. Yet, bad as -their music is, their dancing is the reverse. I have seen a country girl manage tier castanets with the :grattful air ot a Duchess, and that not to CO,liiltoll music, but to people's beating or drumiuiimg a tulle with their ,hands oira table. 1 have seen half a 'dozen couple at a time dance to the like lent Order," tarn af. • ; : . - • i ..' ... .H 1 AL lON' FIRE and L 1 !'E QE.FICIL, LONDo'.c' r , ~; e- lulV 22 1 44. . .• IV Crilc E i 5 hereby Girea tile. a Gctneral .Court of t, FL , ikr ie tors : of the 41hi ii,, Fire antt i ,Liist ,Insuratle -:: Cornpa t .y . ...il:1 I.e. held a t the Conipany's t lutise, in Nrw tridge-sticet; liVickfiiar, oit \‘'6ll:-.sday,, the 31t A;4 7 , ,, t next, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, ..hii the • Eletton oriiT.li• f rotor, to tilt k‘p tile-prematt v4cauciv ; and tor . this. E kci 6:bn '1 of three A 'ht, r, it, r toe' year cnsuing• a." - , i :' : (L7* ' The Bit im, it. It ... case,wiittotnnitn6e at 1. *eve at N l oon; . aid mli ciuse at T. tee precisely. , . 1 Ey Urti.r ot the Board, - • . WAP,NI. 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